Layzie Bone On Beef With Twista Over Rapping Fast Style and Eazy-E Keeping Them From Getting Hurt.

[@theresearchguystl]

Bone put fast Rapping on the Map! The GREATEST RAP GROUP OF ALL TIME HANDS DOWN #GOAT 🐐

[@QstormtheGod]

Das fix, originators,

[@TheJeneralJ.U.-ICEForever]

Both of y'all wrong. 👉🏾 Fu-Schnickens ("Ring The Alarm") and Twista when he started rapping as Tung Twista and dropped "Mr. Tung Twista". Nobody was rapping like him, including Das Efx and we know they came out before Bone did.

[@QstormtheGod]

You still wrong Kane was twisting, kool Keith, poor righteous,

[@marcomb1913]

TheJaz AKA Jaz O ft Jay Z- The Originators came out in 1990 people sleep on that track it’s fast as fuk

[@enzigenes]

Layzie is right on this one. Bone brought harmony to it and DJ Uneek was the extra sauce they needed. I never thought Bone and Twista sounded the same. As Layzie stated, Das Efx even had their spin on it.

[@4pokketwalkerhomebaby153]

Buzzy bone is dat u😂😂😂😂

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

@Enzigenes jayz and jaz o had the fast tung twista flow too back in late 80's

[@johnmorrow6082]

​@@4pokketwalkerhomebaby153 *English* ?

[@jamesmock2109]

​@@njjjjjjjjhhhsI Think Jaz O Was The First

[@SouthEast-dh6mu]

@@njjjjjjjjhhhsglad Jay z stop 🛑 rapping fast 💨 😂

[@superwario2741]

I was blown away the first time I heard Bone Thugs. Easily one of the goat rap groups of all time. Every member has soul, flow, can harmonise as well as being able to rap with the best of them. Such a talented group and I'm so grateful to hear their music when growing up as a teenager.

[@J_GoldieLoc]

Me too im a 95 baby when i first heard of them it was in 2000 when they dropped resurrection, i knew they was vets because they was in the game 6 years so i went to my sister CDs and listened to creeping and eternal?? Boy it was like i became a fan instantly 😂😂😂😂 I was puzzled how these niggas can sing while rapping at the same fucking time thought they was not human. Krayzie bone is my fav till this DAYYY 😡

[@qutronmays9290]

Bone's, fast,cadance,flow melody, harmonize , street,tooling, rap,is unmatched

[@prince-hakeem]

Bone likes to keep it too modest and humble most of the time, which speaks volumes to how solid their character is. But I'm not here to do that. If you were old enough around back then to witness and experience their takeover. There's not a single artist Layzie mentioned that ever came close to F**kn with BTNH or that style in their prime. IDGAF who you mention. E.1999 album was untouchable then and still is till this day. So many people stole from that album, it's not even funny. (Real ones know)

[@wolfpak4life]

💯💯💯 we in the era of mfs who love to rewrite history

[@tvega3000]

You never heard Adrenaline Rush?!

[@raregrimebeats1352]

@@tvega3000it’s missing the harmony and the flows and the cadences. Only way it messes with e1999 is Fast wise and clarity

[@tvega3000]

@@raregrimebeats1352 harmonies are the only thing that Bone had on Twista because he is a solo artist. Twista has superior flow, cadence, melody, and clarity.

[@thecreeperbeatngu8133]

Troof! ✊🏾💯

[@VisionBeyond-us6iq]

Man, shout out to Layzie for always coming thru with the real talk. Keep it 100 my brother

[@LionPelt]

I’ll still play the E. 1999 Eternal, on occasion while in the gym. It still goes crazy

[@Cahluvca]

Classic!

[@raregrimebeats1352]

Not really intense enough for the gym

[@LionPelt]

@@raregrimebeats1352 I feel you. I not really the type that uses music in the gym for intensity. I use it to drown out the noise of other people.

[@almasolido374]

The first time I heard E1999/Eternal circa 96’ I was hooked. Despite the nature of the content and not understanding all the words in the lyrics, Bone became my crack for years following.

[@LuckBuck-n6m]

He ain’t lying I’m from Chicago twista first came out as tung twista and he wasn’t talking gangster at first when they came out for the love of money on they first album they were talking street no disrespect to twista they second album in 95 they went hard we was bumping it in the chi but when twista came back out on do or die album he went hard and his album adrenaline rush is a classic shots out 2 both sides glad they squashed it unlike what happened with 2pac and biggie.

[@demetriusrousseau7919]

Yep! He went from the version of Q-Tip to 🧊 Cube.

[@QstormtheGod]

You can’t be from the crib and not mention his second album resserection…… and y’all be sounding caucazoid when y’all say “sounding gangster” 😂 get yo goofy ass outta here

[@columbusohio72]

The game changed. Not like twista was biting. If you listened to bone demos you'd see the same switch up

[@israelbrewton5742]

What’s crazy is yall never heard of bothers of the struggle or the Midwest mafia out of Cleveland who were both really big

[@ebxiii_]

Twista was definitely hot but Bone was an inferno in their prime. Then Twist had a second run which was insane!

[@tremelhoward5656]

Yup Tru

[@seanburley8522]

I remember my first time getting high. I’m a White dude from England and Buddah Lovaz came on the radio and couldn’t believe what I was listening to. I heard the intro and it sent me into outer space because it was such a chill song lol. Loved this group ever since. I listened to Bizzy Bones album over a decade ago and heard a song from it in Japan a few years ago at a restaurant with my girlfriend. Brought back such fond memories.

[@DeezzzzzzNuts12]

You were smoking crack 😂😂😂

[@raregrimebeats1352]

Wait, English white boys yall like bone ?!

[@terryharle627]

Lay ain't lying, forget about the fast flow bone was the 1st rap artists to triple quadruple layer they verses, the 1st to really genuinely sing they own hooks, the 1st to harmonise and put melody in the verses too, every one of those elements were all gimmicks before bone, even the fast flow, they took all them gimmicks and made it multi platinum, and after that so many imitated it but to this day nobody has ever done it better and that's a fact, they genuinely changed the game like seriously in a real way, what they did was elevate hip hop and rappin to a whole other level and very very few can say that, it's str8 up criminal how their impact has been overlooked and downplayed, it's like if pop music or rock and roll slept ignored the Beatles, these dudes done sold like 50 million albums, it's crazy.

[@mikejames5747]

50 million albums? Where did you get that number ?

[@terryharle627]

@@mikejames5747 50million records

[@eastlakebaytalk4138]

Triple six mafia came first

[@terryharle627]

@@eastlakebaytalk4138 with what? The flow? The flow ain't even the same, triple 6 is double time yes but bone is a way quicker and cleaner flow, triple 6 never sang, harmonised or triple quadruple layers their vocals, completely different style, bone whole style is all the way original, you cannot find anybody who did that whole style first because there is nobody

[@raushaunrigsby1181]

75 MILLION and counting.

[@jvonte07]

Being from Cleveland and loving the Midwest rise back in the 90s that time period was epic. From Bone to Twista to Do Or Die & Crucial Conflict. Woooo! Still bump all of them til this day

[@blackcherry6877]

I'm from Chicago too, I loved Bone, Twista, Crucial Conflict DorD❤ Midwest was representing!

[@MrRafie82]

Another Cleveland representative here! 🖐🏾 The Midwest was THEE fastest rappers in the game outside of Busta Rhymes. I was always proud of Tech, Twista, Bone, and now Em as of recent. Crucial Conflict was fire back then as well. I miss the old days of good hip hop.

[@beforeyourimmigrants8471]

I'm from Detroit I went to some hood club in Cleveland in 1996 with my dad's girlfriend kids. What club was popular back then?

[@KimmyKettler-if8bz]

The Greatest! Bone Thugs , are the most unique and amazing groups! None has ever sounded like them before or after! They brought something completely original to the table! I can't describe in words ,how amazing these guys are! Never been anyone like , nor will anyone come close to their greatness!

[@qutronmays9290]

The greatest unique fast flow lyrical melody bars of all time

[@qutronmays9290]

Harmony as well

[@law8562]

Mo Murder, Mo Murder so many classics Bone Bone

[@82prensestrish]

I met this man at the billboard awards so down to earth plus he gave me some fire 🔥 herb

[@Krazy303]

Did you give up the cheeks for that?

[@Krazy303]

@@jordannorris4029 🤡

[@Krazy303]

@@jordannorris4029 🤡

[@82prensestrish]

@@Krazy303 .. grow up!!..no way.. thats just disrespectful to me and him... not to mention I did say he is a down to earth person ..

[@82prensestrish]

@@jordannorris4029 Thank you.. some grown men are so damn feeble and immature

[@stizzle8174]

Twista is the nicest speed rapper ever!!!! His rhyme patterns and multi syllable rhymes stacc’d was unmatched but bone was dope even crucial conflict

[@israelbrewton5742]

Toss up between him n brotha lynch

[@stizzle8174]

@@israelbrewton5742 yea brotha lunch was nice that rest in piss joint still roll but twista had more skill

[@user-Tripleggggggg]

@@israelbrewton5742brotha lynch, Lord infamous, krayzie, twista they all had insane flows

[@karmaisreal261]

Good call on Lynch

[@blackcherry6877]

Twista is in the Genius Book of World Records.

[@nlgpro]

Eazy's passing changed a lot of things. I have no doubt there would've been a NWA reunion and Bone would've been on some Dre beats by now.

[@carlos_sosaa]

hell yeah 95 & 96 when hip hop the real hip-hop left with them i miss pac & eazy💯🎶🖤

[@christopherknox6810]

One of the Best Groups ever!💯🔥👍🏾

[@Home_ave]

No one EVER if rarely give Bone Thugs Props for what they contribute to Hip-Hop

[@savagesociety85]

Said no one ever

[@Home_ave]

@@savagesociety85 I said and I will say it again.

[@savagesociety85]

@@Home_ave you must be 10 years old if you believe that's true

[@Home_ave]

@@savagesociety85 that’s why I say if rarely. I know people have. I have been listening to Bone since they came out on 106. Jams back in 93. When I was 11.

[@marsdreamproductions]

I been Loving Bone -Thugs-N- Harmony from the beginning. I’m from up the road from where they grew up. I will Love them For Life. Such great talent.

[@krp935]

Layzie Bone is the Real Deal.

[@mikeflorida6901]

I'm giving bone thugs and harmony their flowers now. I love you guys and I thank you for the wonderful musical experience in the 90s. you guys are in my top 10 favorite rap groups (no order): Gangstar, Outcast, EPMD, NWA, POISON CLAN, da WU, Bone Thuga, Getto Boyz, and Goodie Mobb, and the Fat Boys......damn I'm mature. Lol

[@classybasketscatering1599]

Keep the lazyzie bone content coming this guy incredible

[@onehitterquitter2130]

Twista holds the crown with his 2nd album Adrenaline Rush. No skips certified classic.

[@CrandallWilliams]

😮 Somebody finally said it!! Thank you. I always tell people. If you ever wonder how Chicago's gangsta rap sounded in the 90s, just listen to Adrenaline Rush. That album basically speaks for the whole city, regarding things that were happening in the city around that time. Plus DA Smart's "Walk With Me". 1997 was 🔥

[@derrickmallory8877]

TWISTA HAD HIS 2ND UNDERGROUND ALBUM CALLED RESURRECTION IN 1993 BEFORE ADRELINE RUSH 1997

[@CrandallWilliams]

@@derrickmallory8877 Yeah. But Adrenaline Rush is more memorable than that one. "Emotions" did that.

[@Fowler0526]

That entire album was a classic! I own three copies of it

[@CrandallWilliams]

@@Fowler0526 U know dat!

[@MrCt302]

When I first heard thuggish ruggish bone, I was so shocked to hear a flow like that.

[@johnnybraxton5539]

Mo murder mo murder definitely legendary

[@darrinturner2045]

Bone thugs to me hands-down is the greatest rap group of all times… RIP Eazy-E I’m mine boggled on why the people who are a benefit to our culture And who can genuinely evolve us collectively are the ones that always pass away too early… You can tell easy had a good heart a great soul… Salute too lazy and a bone thugs family the great live on through you

[@swagg2much864]

They still blew up but If E was alive wow I couldn’t imagine how it would’ve been and I’m sure Bizzy would’ve been in the group full time I love Al them brothers I’m glad they are all still alive and doing well tho GOATS 🙏🏾💯

[@nakitapalmer656]

He's so positive.😍

[@BtrDaze]

That resurrection album was my favorite

[@karmaisreal261]

It was heat , hard to say for me, Creepin and E 1999 were both amazing too

[@BtrDaze]

@@karmaisreal261 shit was horror opera rap lol. Had nightmares for months as a kid from that crossroads video. Sounded good tho

[@TheCopyEngineer]

I loved BTNH Resurrection lol. And Flesh N Bone sounded a lot like Eazy E on that whole album 😅

[@ericdotson2169]

Before Eazy E die, he said on the interview he was going to take over the game

[@l-khop0110]

Thats why the industry killed him because they was scared of his vison just imagine everything he wouldve had done before the year 2000

[@carlos_sosaa]

Eazy-E seen potential in ppl that wat make him a legend eazy wasn't no rapper he was a boss looking out for his ppl💯💯🖤🕊️🎶 wish he was still here him & pac..wish them 2 had did a song together

[@mauryvictoria1801]

Like they said in the movie Beef 3 "Twista wasnt flipping it with the harmony"

[@anthonymontana8361]

Layzie is a very well spoken dude. He cool to listen to

[@D2255]

Fans can only imagine Bone.. The Chi.. And Memphis collabin. Early. I csn hear them on each other's songs. Midwest to the midsouth.

[@Usernotknown21]

Twista admitted he was just hating on bone thugs

[@QstormtheGod]

Link?

[@80charriel]

@@QstormtheGod

[@trayweathersby7490]

When?

[@columbusohio72]

Stop making shyt up

[@kenyattatucker8083]

Brother Lazie Bone is correct. Twista was an original speed flow(er). But “Bone” was the original speed flow harmonizers.” And to this day, I have not seen any one do it like them.

[@haezeushawkins436]

That fast flow style is like a Midwest thing

[@marvinchunter1518]

Not really. It was just undiscovered and not utilized yet

[@jb33rd]

@@marvinchunter1518no it’s a Midwest thing bruh 💯🤷🏾‍♂️

[@bigdog5880]

36 Mafia was doing it back in the 90s too

[@josephsanchez5987]

​@bigdog5880 three six don't rap fast that wasn't even there beef it was about the evil shit get your facts right

[@cleathercobbin6230]

@@marvinchunter1518definitely a Midwest thing.

[@lillawrence2886]

Bone is my favorite rap group

[@matthewbush2371]

Happy late 50 birthday to TWISTA 🎉🎉🎉🎂🎂🎂🥳🥳🥳

[@mil7mil753]

Bone GOAT

[@d-money314]

I was in 7th grade when Bone came out they changed the game

[@rikalove3318]

Facts… Bone Thug was Hottttt🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@black12212]

Bone most definitely started the Harmony to the speed rap

[@ianbell7670]

This here is amazing * The Legendary Lazie Bone* I remember sitting in my den at 5years young watching this guy and his guys on TV amazed at what I was seeing and hearing. I will never forget it. These guys are real Legends 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@thegamingchef3304]

Growing up in Ohio in the 90s was a special time. Y'all just don't know. Bone, Cleveland Indians was good. The atmosphere was the best. Best decade of my life still. Pop taking my brothers and I to rent movies and video games on Saturday. I miss the 90s!! Bone gave me a lot of pride to be from Ohio. Go back and look at some of those 90s music videos, you will see Cleveland Indians gear somewhere.

[@dolphthadon3023]

I never heard nothing like Bone before them...They the greatest group ever...☠️

[@grandinquizitor7412]

Fu-Schnickins been out since 1988 and Chip Fu was the first rapper I heard with the fast flow. Twista had that style since 1990 and is also in the Guinness Book of Records as having the fastest flow. His first song "Rat-tat-tat-tat" came out in 1992. Bone was the first to harmonize their flow.

[@jed4827]

The song Freestyle Fellowship - Mary (1993) negates your statement about Bone. Even Bizzy Bone acknowledged them.

[@NUEVOBLACK99]

I grew up on BTNH. They came out during a time when Hip Hop was ALLLLL about ORIGINALITY. Everybody had their own thing and BONE was completely unique with their offerings. Today’s sh*t is TRASH compared to what was coming out between ‘94-‘00

[@TheCopyEngineer]

Can somebody do a case studies on what happened to hip hop? I miss the days where I ripped those CDs from their wrappers. The liner notes for the Art of War? Oh my God. What a time to be alive 😢

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

Bone thugs and twista beef was crazy cause they both was rapping fast at the same time that’s crazy

[@larrydavis6893]

Bone thugs greatest group of all time

[@Lilugh]

💯

[@karmaisreal261]

OutKast 1 Bone 2 which is still great

[@Hit.man2211]

1:44 Crucial Conflict too

[@arthurjlofton]

The Flict rapped up tempo but they weren't twisting and they weren't harmonizing. The only thing in common was the appearance.

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

not really them niggas weren't that similar but they were more similar to Bone than any of the other notable ppl who were accused of biting them like Twista DOD Speedknot Mobstaz Snypaz etc

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

@@arthurjlofton exactly they were super country and with the gangbanging shit while Bone was on the harmonizing supernatural shit. Plus they had that bounce in their voice but Bone was smooth and rapped way faster than they did. But the 4 ppl in each group (Flesh wasn't really around Bone that much) was a bad look for them

[@Hit.man2211]

@@arthurjlofton I was just Making a general observation trust me I know.

[@CslimBlockTG]

Twist was That Dude 🔥

[@Wh4L205]

Spice 1 was a nice speed rapper too when he wanted to be

[@nickross2423]

I been jamming on bone thugs a lot lately.. speaking of Mo Murda.. that song is very underrated and one of the hardest songs still to this day!! Layzie usually has my favorites verses in the songs i rock to

[@OceanGrownTV]

What I got from this interview was when Eazy started with NWA he was new to the business and made some mistakes so when he got Bone he made sure their situation was good

[@nightcrave]

Luv Easy and Bone is the best group ever!

[@vigilantestylez]

When I first Thuggish Ruggish Bone, I thought that was pretty cool, but when I heard Foe The Love Of Money, I was blown away. Then I heard No Surrender, and that was it. Bone became my favorite rap group of all time.

[@bufflowsouljah2256]

believe it or not he's a grandfather..hits different huh? Lookin great Lay

[@SuperMogul]

Well Said!✊🏿

[@antoiner3820]

F revolt for disrespecting Bone and for not putting them on the 15 most iconic hip hop groups. Ain't no way in hell the migos should've been on that list with that saying #rip takeoff

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

jayz and jaz o had the fast tung twista flow too back in late 80's

[@enricorios2822]

I remember Twista can out with an album way back is 1993. I was in high school. He was called tongue twista. But he rapped so fast you couldn’t understand him.

[@barbaragrant5840]

BOMB, BOMB. BOMB. BOMB.BOMB! THE GOATS OF THE FLOWS!! STILL THE BOMBS!!! THE MOST UNDER RATED RAP GROUP OF THIS TIME!!!

[@carlosyoung1630]

Agree 💯

[@thecreeperbeatngu8133]

When BTNH 1st came out, It was such an Amazing experience for me. It was really a Great time to be alive, To witness and to feel their music within' my soul! They were the Greatest thing to ever happen to Hip-Hop/Rap music, imo. BTNH Fan 4LIFE&EVER

[@awee5816]

Bone 🦴 put the Melody 🎶 in the Fast Rap

[@owe6260]

Having beef with twista is wild.

[@RapSensei]

No, not really because both were doing similar things but both felt like they were the originators. Sometimes people fall out over "who really started it all."

[@seanburley8522]

It was a competitive beef. They definitely respected eachother and it wasn’t some street beef. They elevated eachother.

[@RapSensei]

Truth be told, I think just human beings, the same thing can be created in two different places simultaneously. 💯

[@midnitekreapa8372]

IMO Bone Beefing with Memphis and Chicago was wild

[@robstark9274]

Durk gave yall yall props bone and twista Legends

[@matthewbush2371]

RIP KING OF COMPTON EAZY E 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@famecorona84]

Bone thugs the best group period 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@truewordsworth8659]

Bone & Twista collaboration 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@m.m4982]

Too bad that by the time they collaborated Bone wasn't doing the same great work as before (95-98)

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

@@m.m4982 We Ain't No Hoes was still one of the coldest tracks I ever heard

[@TheCopyEngineer]

We need them on one full album with good chemistry and beats though...

[@DontMakeMeWait-s3q]

Bone was on 🔥 but that Crook County song from Twista an various rappers from the Chi, KILLED EM💯

[@detroitdiablo8734]

I still bang that shit!

[@imavet9187]

That other group he talking about is Crucial Conflict

[@CANDYSOULonline]

CORRECT!

[@3MUnique]

Lord Infamous of Triple 6 had a rapid fire cadence as well.

[@akeemcarter9752]

We need a Bone Thugs movie and not no Lifetime shit more like a series-movie man this dudes got a story to tell

[@kimr.2284]

I love his voice, his swagg, BT&H Cleveland's Own!👍🔥

[@michaeldonaldson294]

Ruthless would have been a dangerous label to mess with knowing NWA and Bone would've been in the same building plus having Above The Law making music and producing also along with Dre,Yella and probably other well known producers,awww man Ruthless would've been something untouchable in the rap game even now today, RIP Eazy E 💀💯🙏

[@jamesdavidson916]

Yeah 4 sure. Don't forget brown side. They were gangster as. Especially that I'm ruthless track from toker. And bg knocc out and dresta.

[@TheCopyEngineer]

I read somewhere that Yella was once the most dangerous producer in the world. I thought I was trippin because I never saw Yella that way 😅

[@michaeldonaldson294]

@@TheCopyEngineer Yella was a good producer to but he also a dad a** DJ for NWA and Ruthless artists even though Dre did some DJing also.

[@Zeus0886]

World War track on Krayzie Bone Thug Mentality Album

[@michaelfrazier629]

Twista was a hater. Jealous of bones success

[@QstormtheGod]

Hate on what though

[@RideWithDeath333]

Nonsense. Twista had his own flow. They was different. U dead wrong

[@QstormtheGod]

@@RideWithDeath333 right. layzie even says it in the first 3minutes lol these people just read titles and start typing

[@michaelfrazier629]

@@RideWithDeath333 your mom dead wrong for blowing me and letting me pizz on her

[@michaelfrazier629]

@@QstormtheGod it's a shame your mom didn't respect your dad's request for an abortion

[@canerontucker304]

I like when he brought up how eazy e wanted to protect his investment I wish these labels today did that wit they artist instead of lettin em just do wat they want a lot of these young artists would prolly still be alive

[@TheCopyEngineer]

That's some grown man talk bruh. A street dude with no smarts would have said smthn dumb to start a new beef with another retired rapper 😂😂😂😭🤣🤣

[@terrelcooper3366]

Old school Fast Rap has always been the Shyt! With Bone Thugs being my Favorite! It’s some NEW school artists still carrying the torch and adding to it .New artists Like Young Tay,Pouya,King Iso,Twisted Insane,Gho5t,Tha United Gangsta Family and T-Rock!!! 🔥

[@gmo342]

Bone did something different.do or die flow was similar and they are great,but it's not the same

[@chico7469]

Twista was before everyone he named

[@Woonyvillan401]

Bone and twist both rap fast wit both unique styles

[@derrickmallory8877]

TECH 9NE STARTING SPEED RAPPING SINCE THE MID 80S AS AN UNKNOWN UNDERGROUND MC IN KANSAS CITY, MO

[@taltorelli]

Eazy was a real g who knew how to handle real gs. Kept bone, bg, dresta working, traveling, and selective partying to keep them out of trouble.

[@CityofShamballah]

How on Earth could fast rap overlook the first two that made hits off of it which were Snow and JJ Fad with Informer and Supersonic?

[@SilkSuaveNo.8]

He over looked a lot of artists that did shyt before them. Thuggish Ruggish BUSTAS‼️‼️🖕🏽

[@donalddavidsonjr.521]

Great questions!!

[@dehavenenterpriseinc546]

Speed rap I guess they forgot about the Orginator Jaz O

[@anthonymitchell9616]

That Eazy impression he did 🤣🤣 man do that singing shit 3:06

[@ArkhitectProductions]

TELL EM Layzie!!!

[@blackcaesar4u]

Well you know Domino had the sing song flow from a long time ago.

[@derrickmallory8877]

DON'T FORGET PAPERBOY WHO HAD DITTY NELLY WHO WAS HEAVILY INSPIRED BY PAPERBOY DEBUT ALBUM IN 1993.

[@CocheseSha]

It was mainly east coast publications who said Midwest artists sound alike. They didn't have an ear for the music. They automatically said the fast rapping artists sound the same without paying attention to the cadence and delivery 💯

[@skylab79]

Iggity wiggity flow all started with Das efx bone Twista Do or Die all came after the flow

[@anyright8683]

Bone my favorite group 🔥🔥🔥

[@denardonewell262]

The Great ones... Twist and Bone Action... I am from " The City " $o knowing how we get down.. from that Town

[@TheGobblersGetback]

Fast rapping/twisting is a Midwest style, period. Midwest artist’s Twista (Chicago) & Bone (Cleveland) did it the best!…….💯💯💯👌🏾🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎙️🎶🎧🎸🎵

[@TheCopyEngineer]

It ain't. It's a coincidence bruh 😅

[@TheGobblersGetback]

@@TheCopyEngineer Boa please!…..Twista and Bone took it to another level, and made it famous!!…..NOBODY else was rappin lije that in the 90’s and making sense with they lyrics…..🙄😏😏

[@TheCopyEngineer]

@@TheGobblersGetback I agree if you said they made it famous not saying that it is a Midwest thing. The Midwest thing is coincidental. Okay if you say so, name other rappers from Cleveland in the 90's that rapped fast? I was thinking that the fast rap was a part of the culture in Cleveland or in Chicago. But now I think it has to do with talent the most...

[@TheGobblersGetback]

@@TheCopyEngineer Crucial Conflict, was from Chicago, and similar to Bone Thugs, even had a runnin feud wit each other I believe. Rappers like Nelly (St. Louis) and Eminem (Detroit) have also had songs, with fast rap styles at times….Do ya homework kid, I lived the 90’s in the Midwest as a teen…..👌🏾😉

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@@TheGobblersGetback I never listened to Crucial Conflict because they were never mainstream hip hop. Didn't appear on XXL nor MTV. I do agree with you though about their rapping style. But the Midwest thing is more of a talent than culture. It wasn't even as big as how Trap Music was in the south! They never came together as a unit! Nelly wasn't a fast rapper. He stole Bone's flow. Eminem, I will say he had more of a lyrical eloquence than he has talent. He is witty and eloquent at the same time. Most white rappers are fast rappers though. Check out Rittz!

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Eazy kept his artist away from trouble like Suge should have done with his artist like Pac for an example.

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Not Suge lmfao. He held Pac by his dog leash (the deathrow chain) and literally said get 'em 😅😅😅😅😅